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White 4-ton 15 hp gasoline engine, electric constant starter
*** Electric starter motor and oil sensor ***
Electric start motors require a battery, which is not included.
Caution when connecting the engine: Follow the instructions written in the manual and apply oil to the engine!
Choose an engine that is committed to quality, high technology, performance, safety, and economy.
White differential gears for the engine:
- Excellent performance, lightweight, and easy to operate.
- Reduced fuel consumption and lower noise levels.
- Reinforced structure for greater durability.
- A company that has been operating in the market for 85 years.
- Branco Motors, a brand of the Briggs & Stratton Group, is the world's largest producer of small engines.
Horizontal, single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled engine.
Electrical operation.
Fuel type: Gasoline.
Diameter (mm): 90.
The path (MM): 66.
Displacement (cm): 420.
Pressure ratio: 8.0:1.
Maximum power: 15.0 hp at 3600 rpm.
Continuous power: 14.0 hp at 3600 rpm.
Maximum torque: 3.1 kgf at 2500 rpm.
Electronic ignition.
Rare control of rotation.
Weight (kg): 35.
Lubrication: Salpco.
Consumption (liters/hour): 4.15.
Tank capacity (liters): 6.0.
Length (mm): 500.
Width (mm): 450.
Height (mm): 470.
Frequently asked questions:
What is the diameter of the motor shaft?
The axle is one inch long, or 25.4 mm.
- Is it suitable for tricycles, buggies, or motorized go-karts?
Yes! It is used in motor vehicles, marine tails, generators, motorcycles, construction products, and gardens.
Is the pivot intended for mounting the key or the thread?
The lock is secured with a key.
What is the ideal oil for engine use and how is the oil change process carried out?
Use 20w50 oil, the first change after 20 hours or one month of use, and other changes every 100 hours or 6 months of use.
Are HP and CV two equivalent forms of power measurement?
Horsepower (hp) and horsepower (hp) are not exactly the same units of measurement. One horsepower (hp) equals 735.5 watts, while one horsepower (hp) equals 745.7 watts. That is, one horsepower (hp) equals 0.9863 horsepower, while one horsepower (hp) equals 1.0139 horsepower.
